The Yellow Sea
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The Yellow Sea is a marginal sea in the Pacific Ocean, located between China and the Korean Peninsula. It appears in footage where military sensors tracked spots and areas that looked unusual on screen.
The videos described here show the sensors in action but do not identify what is seen within them. On this page, you'll find articles about changes in direction, zooming, and tracking of these areas — alongside the distinction between what is visible in the imagery and explanations that cannot be substantiated by the footage alone.
Everything we've published on The Yellow Sea
Official file · September 18, 2026Military Sensor Zoomed In on a Patch of the Yellow Sea, Then Tracked It
Official file · September 18, 2026Yellow Sea Video Shows Sensor Tracking an Unidentified Area
Official file · September 18, 2026A Spot Enters the Frame Over the Yellow Sea, and the Sensor Tracks It
Official file · September 18, 2026Military Sensor Tracks an Anomalous Area in the Yellow Sea
Common questions about The Yellow Sea
Where is the Yellow Sea located?
The Yellow Sea is located in the western Pacific Ocean, between China and the Korean Peninsula.
What is seen in the Yellow Sea videos?
According to descriptions in the site's publications, military sensors tracked anomalous spots and areas in the imagery. The descriptions do not definitively identify what caused this appearance.
Has the spot in the Yellow Sea been identified?
The information described in the publications does not provide a definitive identification. Some descriptions explicitly state that the video or official description does not explain what was seen.
Do the Yellow Sea videos prove it's a UFO?
No. They describe unidentified areas in the imagery and sensor tracking, but they do not prove it's an aircraft or a specific phenomenon.
Why did the sensor track the spot?
The descriptions state that the sensor zoomed in on the area or changed direction to track it. They do not specify what triggered the tracking.
